ASWebAuthenticationSession cookie

Tried clearing cache and apple.com cookies. Still no go... 😟

Hi,I noticed the same misbehaviour. We monitor a value inside a special Cookie and react on change. But now only the first change triggers the notification.It has been working for (6) years, but with iOS 12 beta it's broken. We first noticed it with beta 9 and still no change with beta 12.

*bumpHaving a similar issue where not all cookies are passed to ajax (and following requests). Any idea on how to set cookies for all calls inside the WKWebview ?

this is still happening in the release buildfor now I setup a NSTimer and keep checking for difference in the specific cookie I am monitoring

no one mentioned how to sync cookies less than ios version 11 using wkwebview.

I can confirm this problem still exists in the latest iOS12 Release version.Our worklfow is quite simple:We basically have a viewcontroller with a webview.From a second viewcontroller we navigate to the webview-viewcontroller.There we call webview.configuration.websiteDataStore.httpCookieStore.setCookie(XXX)After its completion, we load the webview.So I went trough a lot of debugging and setting breakpoints and what i found out: on the first appstart (quit app in backround and make a fresh start), when the viewcontroller with the webview is loaded the first time, the following happens:- webview.configuration.websiteDataStore.httpCookieStore is empty, which is correct- we call webview.configuration.websiteDataStore.httpCookieStore.setCookie(XXX) to set our cookie- the completion handler gets called.- after short delay the func cookiesDidChange(in cookieStore: WKHTTPCookieStore) gets called, which is also expected- so with the completionhandler of setCookie complete and even the observer cookiesDidChan

Hi againWith external help, I was able to fix my problem.The solution ist now to avoid the separate download task with URLSession.shared.dataTask and hence avoid the sync problem between the WKWebView cookie storage and the shared cookie storage.The download ist now performed with JavaScript.I'm able to detect and intercept the request in func webView(_ webView: WKWebView, decidePolicyFor navigationAction ...).When such a request is detected, I cancel the decision handling and call the JavaScript part with the download.The JavaScript is executed in the WKWebView and hence I have all the authorization cookies in place and the download is successfull.JavaScript then returns the downloaded document as binary blob which is taken over by a JavaScript message handler in Swift.Then I just have to write the blob to a file and open the file in QuickLook preview. Works like a charm!Here's the code in case somebody struggles with the same problem:class ViewController: UIViewController, WKUIDel

Hi, i will do so as soon as possible.But I can give an update to my workflow:It seems like my solution by calling webview.configuration.websiteDataStore.httpCookieStore.getAllCookies() did not work as reliable as it should have. So I overhauled my code and at least fo now, it seems like i finally found a solution for my situation:It seems like it makes a difference if you try to add cookies to an existing WKWebview or if you create one after setting the cookies. Somewhere on stackoverflow people reported that an already existing WKWebview sometimes ignores set cookies (at least on a fresh appstart)So we are now using the following workflow (code simplified)://Instead of adding the cookies to an already existing instance of a WKWebview //We create the webview only !after! setting all cookies: //Create a new WKWebViewConfiguration and a new WKWebsiteDataStore let config = WKWebViewConfiguration() let wkDataStore = WKWebsiteDataStore.nonPersistent() //Get sharedCookie